Jaipur National University

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Jaipur National University admission process:
Admissions at Jaipur National University are done both on the basis of merit as well as Jaipur National University Combined Entrance Test. It may be noted that for some UG and PG courses such as B.A. BBA LL.B.Ed and M.Ed the university also accepts state or national-level entrance exam scores. Therefore, students having valid CLAT scores (for B.A. Or BBA LL.B. PTET scores (for B.Ed and PMET scores (for M.Ed are exempted from appearing for the JNU CET exam. It may also be noted that for MBA the university only accepts MAT CAT CMAT XAT etc. Scores for admissions and does not conduct any entrance exam. After getting valid scores for any of these state or national-level exams, the JNU admission process for MBA requires students to appear for a Group Discussion and Personal Interview round. Admission to all other undergraduate and postgraduate courses is done on the basis of merit. The merit list is prepared on the basis of the student's marks scored in the last qualifying exam and performance in the Personal Interview round.